Thanks to all who came out to help ASUSES perform it's first ever Retrofit Day of Action! The retrofit was a great success from begining to end with great people, delicous breakfast, and all for a great cause of educating communities about sustainable and healthy livnig! We look foreward to hosting our second Retrofit Day of Action this Fall. 

Thanks

-ASUSES

Come join ASUSES and many other organizations to help take part in the first ever Retrofit Day of Action in the High Country! 

On Earth Day April 22nd ASUSES in conjunction with Retrofit a Million, Blue Ridge Electric, ASU habitat humanity club, and the NC Radon Office is hosting a Retrofit Day of Action in Watagua and Ashe Counties. Volunteers Invited (click to sign up). We are exchanging old "dirty" incandescent light bulbs for new "clean" energy efficient Compact Florescent Light bulbs. Also, we will be performing radon testing to check for the presence of radon, a colorless odorless gas. For futher information please see our upcoming events page for Retrofit Day of Action.

Saving the World Since 1995!
The Appalachian State University Sustainable Energy Society you know today owes its origins to the Solar Club. The Solar Club was started way back in 1996 by a group of students who wanted to learn and teach each other about renewable energy technologies. So these early visionaries would have regular workshops on various topics.

American Solar Energy Society?
The American Solar Energy Society (ASES) is one of the largest non-profits in the country that helps promote renewable energy technologies through national conferences, magazines, and research. The Solar Club decided to become a local chapter of ASES in 2003 through the North Carolina Sustainable Energy Society. That's a long way of saying we get a free entry into their annual conference!